I have a rooted Thunderbolt and have yet to get a wifi tether app to work via WIFI. I can bluetooth between my Xoom and phone but not WIFI.
Does anyone have a know tether app that will work on the Thunderbolt. Or maybe the settings i need to try.
Thanks
This works perfectly for me.
I'll post screen shots of my settings for you.
App I use:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googlecode.android.wifi.tether
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I didn't change a thing within the settings except change the device profile at the top to HTC Thunderbolt, I enabled wifi encryption so I could set a password for the wifi, make sure wifi driver reload is checked, make sure routing fix is checked, and make sure disable wake lock is checked... oh, and I changed battery temperature to farenheit so I could actually read the temp. Lol.
You should be set to go man.
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Thanks You. Downloaded, Installed and set as you listed. Works great.
RBarnett09 said:
I didn't change a thing within the settings except change the device profile at the top to HTC Thunderbolt, I enabled wifi encryption so I could set a password for the wifi, make sure wifi driver reload is checked, make sure routing fix is checked, and make sure disable wake lock is checked... oh, and I changed battery temperature to farenheit so I could actually read the temp. Lol.
You should be set to go man.
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crawforj said:
Thanks You. Downloaded, Installed and set as you listed. Works great.
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Good to know I could help.
You're welcome.
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Hey guys,
Is there a good app that you'll recommend to turn on/off 3G connection?
I have used apndroid it works for me for a couple of days but today when i needed the connection, enabling the 3G from apndroid won't do it anymore..
I want to disable the 3g if i am not in wifi range and if i don't use internet..
Please help and thanks for reading!
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Hey guys,
Is there a good app that you'll recommend to turn on/off 3G connection?
I have used apndroid it works for me for a couple of days but today when i needed the connection, enabling the 3G from apndroid won't do it anymore..
I want to disable the 3g if i am not in wifi range and if i don't use internet..
Please help and thanks for reading!
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I use Dazzle Widget. Also allows me to move Wifi, GPS, Sound, Brightness, Bluetooth, etc all to the homescreen with a widget.. Works wonders
What ROM (if any) are you using? Anything 2.2+ should have the option to disable/enable data connection from the power menu. Otherwise, the extended controls widget worked well for me.
Widgetsoid works great for me.
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I use apn toggle by curvefish, fast, easy and nice to look at.
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I like several of the curvefish widgets. You should try the battery widget and the vibrate widget.
Thanks alot guys for the response, appreciated it very much..
I picked the widgetsoid2x, as what the above poster mentioned it runs really good and it does what it says in the description..
I Recommended that app..
Thanks again!
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Hi ,
I have the weather widget on the home screen. It does not show the weather data ! It says that no weather data available. I had been trying to fix it from setting to show the weather data but I could not!
Help me please to fix that.
Thanks in advance.
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Did you try to set location manualy??
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Make sure Fast Boot is disabled...and try again.
kkk121 said:
Did you try to set location manualy??
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Yes I did but Its still not working
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Make sure Fast Boot is disabled...and try again.
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I just turned off , but it's still not working.
Sorry but what is the job of fast boot ?
Thanks.
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3llawi 10 said:
I just turned off , but it's still not working.
Sorry but what is the job of fast boot ?
Thanks.
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Turn location settings on and off then go I to Google settings app and turn location off then back on. Then on the weather settings select detect my location and reboot the phone.
When the phone comes back on you'll have a box asking to allow location settings, press accept and it should work.
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Turn location settings on and off then go I to Google settings app and turn location off then back on. Then on the weather settings select detect my location and reboot the phone.
When the phone comes back on you'll have a box asking to allow location settings, press accept and it should work.
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You are an Expert. It is working now.
Thanks a lot .
I use the blinkfeed frequently, but realized that I does not update frequentlyi have to manually do that even after I have set s frequency. Anything special I need to do?
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Ibroe said:
I use the blinkfeed frequently, but realized that I does not update frequentlyi have to manually do that even after I have set s frequency. Anything special I need to do?
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go to settings auto fresh make sure its on data and wifi
That's exactlyhow I have mine setup.
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Ibroe said:
That's exactlyhow I have mine setup.
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mine updates soon as i go on it but its not my home sceen
Ibroe said:
I use the blinkfeed frequently, but realized that I does not update frequentlyi have to manually do that even after I have set s frequency. Anything special I need to do?
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Yea, I'm having the same problem.. pulling down to refresh the feed. Don't have any battery management apps installed either... No idea why it's acting funky (and yea, I have enabled update w/ wifi and data)
*edit*
After eying my One for over 1hr30, Blinkfeed finally updated! However, the update was a few minutes late (said it updated at 7:33, but did not carry 5 or 6 stories that were available at the same time (did a manual update to test)
Try waiting 1hr30 and let me know how it goes! Do wish it updated more often...
I found this on htc.com
Can I change the refresh schedule in HTC Blinkfeed?
QUESTION:
Can I change the refresh schedule in HTC Blinkfeed?
ANSWER:
The phone automatically refreshes every 2 hours on mobile data network or hourly on Wi-Fi. While the phone is charging and connected to Wi-Fi, it refreshes every 15 minutes.
You can refresh HTC BlinkFeed anytime by pulling down the top of the screen. Pull down to refresh is now part of the many gestures supported on HTC Sense 5, such as the Mail app.
why is it on the setting for blinkfeed, Auto refresh is disabled and locked only using wi-fi? I want to auto update it via mobile data. Any suggestions?
I want to turn off the capacitive button backlights, for when i'm using my phone at night, but I also don't want a background app running and killing my battery.
I've tried searching around, and the closest I've come is editing the file under
sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/button-backlight ;
and changing brightness and currents to 0.
This works as a temporary measure only, however, as soon as I reboot my phone, it goes back to the brightness of a thousand suns.
Help?
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I want to turn off the capacitive button backlights, for when i'm using my phone at night, but I also don't want a background app running and killing my battery.
I've tried searching around, and the closest I've come is editing the file under
sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/button-backlight ;
and changing brightness and currents to 0.
This works as a temporary measure only, however, as soon as I reboot my phone, it goes back to the brightness of a thousand suns.
Help?
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Send me button-backlight file & i'll check. Which rom r u using?
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fshami said:
Send me button-backlight file & i'll check. Which rom r u using?
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Framework needs an edit. Tried it n it worked. Which rom r u using?
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fshami said:
Framework needs an edit. Tried it n it worked. Which rom r u using?
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or if the rom support init.d file he can put a file with that setting in this folder
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or if the rom support init.d file he can put a file with that setting in this folder
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Yup that was the first possibility i thought of.. but didn't check the file he mentioned
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Actually, just modifying the file seems to work fine, as long as I don't reset my phone, which I don't do too much anyway.
marc0polo said:
I want to turn off the capacitive button backlights, for when i'm using my phone at night, but I also don't want a background app running and killing my battery.
I've tried searching around, and the closest I've come is editing the file under
sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/button-backlight ;
and changing brightness and currents to 0.
This works as a temporary measure only, however, as soon as I reboot my phone, it goes back to the brightness of a thousand suns.
Help?
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There's an app called "total screen control" that can dim and turn off the softkeys backlight.It's not free but you can search google for it.
I.M.A.D said:
There's an app called "total screen control" that can dim and turn off the softkeys backlight.It's not free but you can search google for it.
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That sounds amazing, Thanks for that!
I had tried to make my Keyguard go off when I'm at my home wifi, and it simply doesn't work. I'm using tasker and I'm using the same profile as I did on my SGS2 and that was perfect but the HTC One is a bit more trouble some with this setting. If anyone has done this and got it to work successfully please include it. Much appreciated to sharing your time.
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I had tried to make my Keyguard go off when I'm at my home wifi, and it simply doesn't work. I'm using tasker and I'm using the same profile as I did on my SGS2 and that was perfect but the HTC One is a bit more trouble some with this setting. If anyone has done this and got it to work successfully please include it. Much appreciated to sharing your time.
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I am having the same problem with tasker, I am gonna try older version of tasker!!
I just started using Tasker... and it really works funkily. I have used Tasker itself and Secure Settings, both, to disable the keyguard when I am connected to my WIFi... And sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes while I am using the phone and hit the Android Home button, it actually goes to the Pattern input lock screen.
I am using CM10 with Action Launcher on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus 16gb GSM